News Archive

As we return to Gambier for the spring semester, we should remain aware that COVID-19 is still with us. The Kenyon community is advised to take appropriate precautions.

When traveling for Thanksgiving break, be aware of COVID-19 conditions at your destination and take appropriate precautions. Testing before returning to campus is strongly recommended.

It is strongly recommended that students and employees receive both the COVID-19 bivalent booster and the flu vaccine as soon as possible.

With flu season right around the corner and the new COVID-19 booster available, vaccination remains our best protection against serious illness.

Boosters of the new bivalent COVID-19 vaccine are available locally. Students are required to remain up-to-date with their vaccines, and everyone in the Kenyon community is encouraged to get a booster as soon as they are eligible.

While last week’s surge in cases shows some signs of coming down, there remains a risk of infection on campus and the Kenyon community is advised to keep taking appropriate precautions.

As the fall semester begins, we have seen an expected uptick in COVID-19 cases. The Kenyon community is advised to take appropriate precautions.

A spike of positive tests among students has occurred this week, and cases are rising in Knox County as well.

Cases remain low on campus and in Knox County; but remember that COVID-19 is still with us as the end of the semester approaches.

Knox County has seen a continued decrease in new cases; however, reports from several states make it clear that COVID-19 is still with us.